No Amnesty for Gross Human Rights Violations in Yemen, Top UN Official Says

by Gary Kopycinski on January 6, 2012

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GENEVA–(ENEWSPF)–6 January 2012. The United Nations human rights chief today warned that there must be no amnesty for gross rights violations in Yemen, stressing that the victims of the worst abuses during the country’s protracted crisis must have recourse to justice.